The Revolutionary Guards announcement reveals an escalation in the current round of fighting, both on the part of Iran and the United States. The announcement by the Revolutionary Guards about an attack against a communications tower indicates that the US Army's Central Command (CENTCOM) has expanded its bank of targets against Iran. We have been monitoring the attacks against Iran in recent weeks, and all of the attacks that we could verify their targets were against equipment that was actively used in military strikes by the IRGC Navy. It started with attacks against fishing boats in the Strait of Hormuz, outside Iran's mainland territory, apparently on suspicion that they were spying for the Revolutionary Guards' navy. Later, there was an escalation of attacks against anti-tank and anti-aircraft missile launchers that were launched earlier at American forces and vessels that violated Iranian instructions. In recent days especially, port infrastructures have been attacked, apparently with the aim of damaging boats suspected of being involved in the Iranian campaign in Hormuz. Now, the attacks against the communications tower show that the United States has begun attacking equipment that aids the attacks. The possibility of additional attacks against communication towers, warehouses and other logistical and auxiliary equipment must be taken into account. On the other hand, the announcement by the Revolutionary Guards about attacking American military equipment, even if (apparently) they falsely claimed that it was destroyed, indicates that Iran has reached the threshold of its escalation and intends to attack American bases again. If we remember the previous round of escalation earlier this year, Iran began with negligible drone attacks against neighboring Bahrain and Kuwait, before escalating the scope and the types and quantities of the weapons. If this continues, this scale of escalation is likely to occur on both sides, perhaps even faster than in the previous round of the campaign in Hormuz.